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Which Equation Correctly Represents the First Ionization of Phosphorus

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Which equation correctly represents the first ionization of phosphorus?

A) P^-(g) - P (g) + e^-
B) P (g) + e^--P^-(g)
C) P (g) -P⁺(g) + e^-
D) P⁺(g) + e^-- P (g)
E) P (g) - P^-(g) + e^-

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